Handmade Jewelry in Electroforming Techniques by Maria Riznyk | Master of Crafts
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- Опубліковано 10 жов 2024
- Today in “Master of Crafts”: artisan jewelry made of copper and silver, which conceals living secrets; electroforming as a way of conveying the beauty of nature in metal; a wonderful world created by a young Ukrainian designer at the crossroads of chemistry and jewelry art.
UATV peeked into a workshop, where flowers and leaves are literally turned into beautiful jewelry.
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Well I sincerely wish you all the best Maria, support to you and the Ukraine during this horrible period. Your work is wonderful. 🌞
Thank you so much for this kind words 🙏
@Wonder😅5WorldJewellery
interesting video, It's always wonderful to see someone making beautiful jewelry. I was however a bit confused over the narrator saying these designs are hers, or implying the technique is. It's been around from before she was born. I have a pendant I bought about 30 years ago at a art fair very much like the stick with the crystal on it. As far as the nastier comments on here, any jewelry that is made by someone that takes the time and care to make it is an artist. Not everyone likes a stone in the middle of ring surrounded by Pave' diamonds. Her jewelry is lovely.
Thank you so much for your feedback! I didn’t say anything about that I invent this technique. It’s very obvious that everything was created before us.
But it’s like we do have just 7 notes, but we create absolutely unique melodies from combining them.
So that I try to do:)
Why she stated this as her own idea?
I have the same pendant for more than 20 years
the coverup of "i don't look at other peoples jewelry because I want to stay original" hahaha she is literally electroplating items made by nature and selling them
All we know is what the translator said, unless you speak Ukrainian?
But I really don’t look at others works 🤷🏼♀️😆
Have you ever heard of the Multiple Discovery Hypothesis?)
Your work is really beautiful. You are a very pretty girl
Thank you for compliment)
The technique to make copies with a mold by metal depositing is called electrotyping, electroplating is developing a layer of metal on a metal object and electroforming is similar to electroplating, but metal can be deposited on organic objects by coating them in a conductive material like graphite and the metal coating developed is usually much thicker. All techniques require a direct electric current through a chemical solution. You can combine it with other jewelry techniques, but this artist does only one of many.
Would be worth to say that in video I use word «гальванопластика» and in this language we don’t have analogies. You can translate it both ways as a electoforming and electroplating.
Shes wonderful
🙏 thank you so much!
Thank you all for the good reviews of my work and for 43 thousand views❤️🙏.
Special thanks to the entire film crew.
Cool!
😊
prrravoo Maria
Thank you!
this is awesome ! (and she's cool)
Thank you 🙏🙂
I cannot wait just got all my stuff I dig all my own stuff and can’t wait until I can create my stiff
Good luck with your creations!
I owned jewelry like this when I was a small girl. That was 45 years ago.
I love your work, congrats
Thank you for the kind words🙏
Isn't electroforming a fast cheap and easy way to make jewellery? I would like to make jewellery this way but I am concerned the quality of these pieces aren't really good compared to jewellery made the proper traditional way.
No it is not fast and to do it right, it takes hours to get a proper plate. Defiantly not cheap and you need a machine to conduct a current and it is not easy as there are many steps to get something done. The jewelry not made by an craftsman’s artist, I would not trust at all. If it is cheap, I bet it is made in China and has lead or crap in it!
it doesn't take much to learn this technique. Learning the proper way to make real jewelry takes years. Apples and oranges.
I’m afraid it’s not comparable.
It’s like we call “art” some oil paintings, but also performance.
So here is the same. We call it jewellery, but it’s different.
It would be worth to say that I’m completely responsible for the quality of my jewellery.
We could associate electroplating with cheap jewellery from Thailand and China, with thin layer of metal, but we can use same technology for making something different.
Sure it’s not titanium. But it’s very durable items with proper care.
So nice looking!
thanks)
@@WonderWorldJewellery Well I sincerely wish you all the best Maria, support to you and the Ukraine during this horrible period. Your work is wonderful. 🌞
It sounds like it takes a long
time. I don't know how she
even makes any money. She
must charge thousands of
dollars for every piece of
jewelry she sells if she has
to spend hours electroplating
each leaf and may have to it
over and over again a dozen
times to get it right!
Not even an hours, it’s days of work:)
That’s why and exactly that’s why I don’t call it business. Maybe it’s an art?
Art it’s sometimes something not logical and you do this because you have to do this. And not everyone will like it, or understand, or count as something meaningful, but for you it’s meaningful. And for someone else could be.
This is literally alchemy
Tenshuzente it’s literally chemistry actually. But fun to imagine that it is alchemy 🤪😉
no, alchemy isn't about electroplating in this fashion. alchemy electroforming is a very advanced and secret teaching that no one will ever share
I am just getting a video in France, at and scenery
and the leaf will rot inside??
M AT yes, it decomposes. It is a single leaf. It will become dirt and dust.
Maybe, but decomposition needs air that can come in contact with the leaf. I dont know if air can penetrate the copper lining
it doesn't rot as there's no oxygen to rot it if sealed correctly. Some people do dead bugs like this.
Wondering what the Eiffel Tower has to do with the subject I searched for, other than elongating the video to a very LONG 15 minutes. Passed on it, Bye.
I don't think she's talented or innovative. She just picks leaves, branches, and flowers, then sprays them with electrically conductive ink (Graphite), and then puts them in a copper plating bath.she just hacked the nature.
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Haha
She’s full of crap
I hate that this requires no actual skill
yeah, have you ever tried to do it? if you did you would not say that
You clearly have never electroformed! It is incredibly difficult and involved.
Lmao have you guys ever tried to actually bezel or prong set stones or do you just paint a solution on? Electroforming is not work compared to goldsmithing
The Le Page workshop just because it’s easier than your form of jewelry making doesn’t mean it’s not a skill or beloved and beautiful! I love the natural variations. A lot if artists say the same thing about photography, but getting the right artistic composition is its own skill as well.
Sorry guys can someone tell me how does she make it silver? I know about copper electroformed jewerly but i didn t know about silver.. is that a thing or i am saying bullshit haha?
She not wearing bra...
Wow bro grow up boobies omgggg